It could be said that, as a Brit, American politics is none of my business. But when people use their enfranchisement to vote for people like this, I can't help but worry. Maybe the chances of such an extremist being elected to any position with real power might be very limited, but if there was a series of 9/11 style outrages, perhaps those odds would shorten considerably. And if, in those circumstances. a party with these views took over Congress and/or the presidency, I wouldn't find it too much of a stretch to imagine them wanting to 'export' their philosophy, by dint of the US being the only remaining economic 'superpower' - or through its status as the country that spends far more on 'defence' than every other country combined.
Love & best wishes to all
Sammy B
Love & best wishes to all
Sammy B
Ugh. Even I missed this. But no worries.
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Jay
Hello Jay
DeleteMaybe nothing to worry about in the short term, but this guy's views aren't that far removed from large swathes of the current Republican party, at least as I read it. The perennial problem with democracy - even very stupid and very bigoted people get to vote.
Love & best wishes
Sammy B